How to implement the culture of lifelong learning in the Spanish higher education system?
Sebastián Royo (Provost, Clark University), Mercedes Delgado (MIT Innovation Initiative), Ángel Cabrera, (Georgia Institute of Technology), and Elena Herrero-Beaumont (Ethic).
On 25 November 2021, the Rafael del Pino Foundation organised the dialogue "How to implement the culture of lifelong learning in the higher education system", with the participation of Sebastián Royo, Provost of Clark University; Mercedes Delgado, from the Copenhagen Business School and the MIT Innovation Initiative; and Ángel Cabrera, President of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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